10 WWE Superstars Set For A Big Push Following WrestleMania 41

Chelsea Green's ousting as Women's United States Champion in favour of Zelina Vega should have happened at WrestleMania itself, not the post-'Mania SmackDown.

But.

But.

There is now an opportunity for Green to seamlessly move into the main event scene, a role she has been groomed for since the Royal Rumble in 2023. Picture the scene. Chelsea, at number twenty, returned to WWE as a participant in the women's Rumble, sauntering down to the ring instead of the usual ramp race with which everyone else was competing in. She slid into the ring and into the waiting arms of Rhea Ripley. She was gone within five seconds.

Five seconds!

It was earmarked as a disastrous comeback - but was it? On her first night back, Chelsea had a show-stealing moment that remains heavily talked about some two years later. Instantly, it presented her as the underdog, no matter as a babyface or heel, and it now provides WWE with a star on the verge of becoming a headline attraction.

Chelsea's graduation from the mid-card to the main event picture has made sense for some time, given that she has turned every angle handed to her into a goldmine. This is no longer the WWE where tireless work lower on the card goes overlooked; it is now rewarded, ideally with a sizable push and a Women's Championship ascendancy by this time next year.